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Wally Schnalle:

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And now for something completely different:

"Johnny B. Goode" by Chuck Berry
This was one of Berry's many hit songs and its intro has
carved itself into all our heads. It was on "Johnny B. Goode"
that Berry first employed the new studio technique of
overdubbing to record the guitar solos on this song. Fred
Below recorded the drums on many of Berry's Chess Records
hits, and like much of the music from this era, this song has
a light swing feel that falls somewhere between a
sixteenth-note and a triplet feel.